WeAAsles
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the unions finest times, when the coal miners worked 2 miles underground for hours on in. then coming home to a company home with company food bought at the company store.
The auto worker working the assembly line for hours and hours.
those people did not have a whole lot of choice where they worked or where they lived.
I'm working for a company that provides me and my family a real decent living. A good wage and working contition. yea is gets hot and freezing cold sometimes but beats working in a office or flipping burgers ( not that there is anything wrong in doing that but not for me) been there done it.
so yeah we have union that should work with the company so we can keep a fair wage work environment.
Really do we have it that bad!
sorry for the long rant
The Company also needs to work with the Unions. Sorry but thanks to the RLA it is a somewhat symbiotic relationship. When the Company gets a little more serious on their full comprehensive proposals instead of trying to decimate SCOPE, maybe the Protests will stop?
And I don't speak for all of course but no, I do not think I have it that bad.